CBRD- back in the saddle again...
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yeah im always up for some great photos...
I just finished up the piping, plumbing, rad is in (the break in dyno rad)... not the racing radiator...
ill post some pics tomorrow...
she just needs fluids and power wired in
cheers
cb
I just finished up the piping, plumbing, rad is in (the break in dyno rad)... not the racing radiator...
ill post some pics tomorrow...
she just needs fluids and power wired in

cheers
cb
car will be running in modified and possibly unlimited...
Advan is supplying us with R comp's and slicks to test and evaluate...
cb
Car has stoptech 355mm 4 pistons on it now up front...
an OEM brake supplier called us last week, so we are negotiating a switch if they are aggressive enough....
Advan is supplying us with R comp's and slicks to test and evaluate...
cb
Car has stoptech 355mm 4 pistons on it now up front...
an OEM brake supplier called us last week, so we are negotiating a switch if they are aggressive enough....

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Wiggins clamp at the tbody (for flexing, good for 150psi, disconnects in 2-3 seconds)
O-ring Aluminum Vband at the FMIC outlet- for quick removal
V-band- on entire exhaust, turbine housing, o2 housing
slip joints- on wastegate dump tubes, which are both rerouted
Staubli- quick disconnect- on the hydraulic clutch line for the tilton- it's a dry break so when you disconnect it no fluid is lost, and no air is introduced, meaning no bleeding
pneumatic quick disconnects- on all of the pressure lines- lightweight and quick installation and removal-
I think thats it for the fittings

cb




